How to write a clear problem statement for pitching a startup

 

When you are pitching for a startup, you are one among hundreds. Your pitch should captivate from sentence no.1. 

You should also include a number which shows the magnitude of your problem statement. And how your solution will help this number. 

If I am a VC and I read a pitch which is ambling about social issues and problems, I tend to lose focus. And with social media these days, all of us have the focus time of a butterfly. 7 to 10 seconds at most. 

Let me show an example here: 

*“What if a single, low cost solution could save the lives of 3 million breast cancer patients every year? Our mobile app based screening solution scans potential patients in 60 seconds flat; and we already have 3 hospitals’ commitment to use it” *

**

If the above ststement cannot catch a VC’s eye, nothing would. 

So, once again 

1. Captivate the reader from the first sentence 

2. Provide a number 

3. Provide a possibility 

4. Tickle their imagination 

5. Do this all in 7 seconds 

I hope this has helped you 

Keywords:

entrepreneur elevator pitch,elevator pitch,business pitch,investitori,venture capital,investors,60-second pitch#Investorpitchppt, #Investorpitchdecksample, #Investorpitch, #Investor, #Pitch, #Investorpitchdeckpowerpointtemplate, #Investorpitchdeckpresentation, #Investorpitchpresentation, #Investorpitchdeck, #Investorpitchvideo, #Investorpitchindia, #Investorpitchpresentationppt, #Investorpitchexample, #Investorpitchdeckexamples, #Investorpitchpresentationexample, #Investorpitchdeckppt, #Investorpitchdecksample, #Investorpitchppt, #Investorpitch, #Investor, #Pitch, #Investorpitchdeckpowerpointtemplate, #Investorpitchdeckpresentation, #Investorpitchpresentation, #Investorpitchdeck, #Investorpitchvideo, #Investorpitchindia, #Investorpitchpresentationppt, #Investorpitchexample, #Investorpitchdeckexamples, #Investorpitchpresentationexample, #Investorpitchdeckppt